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TPH2R608NH Specs and Replacement

Type Designator: TPH2R608NH

Type of Transistor: MOSFET

Type of Control Channel: N-Channel

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Pd ⓘ - Maximum Power Dissipation: 142 W

|Vds|ⓘ - Maximum Drain-Source Voltage: 75 V

|Vgs|ⓘ - Maximum Gate-Source Voltage: 20 V

|Id| ⓘ - Maximum Drain Current: 150 A

Tj ⓘ - Maximum Junction Temperature: 150 °C

Electrical Characteristics

tr ⓘ - Rise Time: 11 nS

Cossⓘ - Output Capacitance: 1100 pF

RDSonⓘ - Maximum Drain-Source On-State Resistance: 0.0026 Ohm

Package: SOP8

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TPH2R608NH MOSFETs Silicon N-channel MOS (U-MOS -H) TPH2R608NH TPH2R608NH TPH2R608NH TPH2R608NH 1. Applications 1. Applications 1. Applications 1. Applications High-Efficiency DC-DC Converters Switching Voltage Regulators 2. Features 2. Features 2. Features 2. Features (1) High-speed switching (2) Small gate charge QSW = 28 nC (typ.) (3) Low drain-source on-resistan... See More ⇒

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TPH2R306NH MOSFETs Silicon N-channel MOS (U-MOS -H) TPH2R306NH TPH2R306NH TPH2R306NH TPH2R306NH 1. Applications 1. Applications 1. Applications 1. Applications DC-DC Converters Switching Voltage Regulators Motor Drivers 2. Features 2. Features 2. Features 2. Features (1) High-speed switching (2) Small gate charge QSW = 26 nC (typ.) (3) Low drain-source on-resis... See More ⇒

Detailed specifications: TK380P65Y, TK750A60F, TPCA8123, TPH1500CNH, TPH1R306PL, TPH1R403NL, TPH1R712MD, TPH2900ENH, IRF9540, TPH3R506PL, TPH3R704PL, TPH3R70APL, TPH4R008NH, TPH4R10ANL, TPH8R008NH, TPHR6503PL, TPHR9003NL

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